Indoor Concert
Program
Orchestra information and Track list
December 16
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Chiayi City Wind OrchestraChiayi City Wind Orchestra was the most historic registered large-scale performance group of the City. Since it was established on the 30th of January, 1994, over the past 22 years, it has become a role model of community-based performing arts groups. The orchestra, driven by local music and community appeals, consists of youth all walks of life, who refuse to give up their passion despite work and are willing to contribute to the orchestra and the community. Except for those leaving due to job changes and moving, the number of members remains stable and the quality of performances also enhance. The orchestra has given 254 performances in total with footsteps seen in Taiwan nation-wide as well as Hong Kong, Macau, China, and the Philippines, South Korea, Japan and other foreign countries.
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December 18
14:30 - 16:00
Ohmi Senior High School / Wind Music Department, Japan
1. Naval Bleu by Toshio Mashima
2. Make Her Mine by Eric Leese
3. Sing, Sing, Sing by Louis Prima
4. Moonlight Serenade by Alton Glenn Miller
5. Take My Eyes Off You by Bob Crewe Bob Gaudio
6. Do-Re- Mi by Richard Rodgers
7. Let It Go (from Frozen) by Kristen Anderson-Lopez Robert Lopez
8. 炒飯の掟 by Hirokazu Fukushima
9. Teresa Teng Greatest Hits
2. Make Her Mine by Eric Leese
3. Sing, Sing, Sing by Louis Prima
4. Moonlight Serenade by Alton Glenn Miller
5. Take My Eyes Off You by Bob Crewe Bob Gaudio
6. Do-Re- Mi by Richard Rodgers
7. Let It Go (from Frozen) by Kristen Anderson-Lopez Robert Lopez
8. 炒飯の掟 by Hirokazu Fukushima
9. Teresa Teng Greatest Hits
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Ohmi Senior High School / Wind Music Department, JapanThe wind music department of Ohmi Senior High School was established in 1960. In the 1990s, the number of members once dropped to zero, at risk to a closure. It was not until 1999 when advisor Shin Higuchi took the lead along with two members that the department became active again and further expanded to as many as 80 members. The band is well known for its diverse performance styles. From an ensemble performance to a marching drill, from inclusion of traditional dance movements in the Yosakoi festival to incorporation of manga punch lines, the band’s performances have gone beyond common impressions on a wind band. The band attends over 70 performances a year that is one concert every week on average. In the exclusive concert held in March this year, the band attracted an audience of 1300, leaving no vacant seats. Ohm Senior High School is fully confident in satisfying all spectators in their performance.
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December 19
19:30 - 21:00
The Dunshan Symphonic Wind Orchestra, BEIJING
1. Prélude à l’après-midi d’un faune by Claude Debussy (Arr: Adrian Schneider)
2. Fellini (Omaggio a Federico Fellini) by Johan de Meij (Soloist:Chi-Huan Wu)
3. Lift Your Veil-Traditional (Arr: Stephan Hodel)
4. From Ancient Times by Jan van der Roost
5. Ascension by Tom Davoren
6. Sunshine on Tashkurgan by Chen Gang (Arr: Diego Rodrigo Calvo)
7. Godzilla eats Las Vegas by Eric Withcare
8. Procession to the Cathedral by R. Wagner (Arr: Adrian Schneider)
2. Fellini (Omaggio a Federico Fellini) by Johan de Meij (Soloist:Chi-Huan Wu)
3. Lift Your Veil-Traditional (Arr: Stephan Hodel)
4. From Ancient Times by Jan van der Roost
5. Ascension by Tom Davoren
6. Sunshine on Tashkurgan by Chen Gang (Arr: Diego Rodrigo Calvo)
7. Godzilla eats Las Vegas by Eric Withcare
8. Procession to the Cathedral by R. Wagner (Arr: Adrian Schneider)
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The Dunshan Symphonic Wind Orchestra, BEIJINGThe Dunshan Symphonic Wind Orchestra (DSWO) is the first and only fully privately-fundedorchestra in Mainland China. It was conceived by Yu Tian, general manager of Dunshan China, and Swiss musician Adrian Schneider. Our goal is to provide the Chinese audience with music of outstanding artistic maturity and flawless technical execution.
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December 20
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The Orchestre d’Harmonie of Saint-Omer, FRANCEThe group was created in 1831 in a military context. It evolved continually, growing in number and quality and became, in 1929, the “Harmonie Municipale”. It is composed of about sixty-five members, both amateur and professional musicians, mostly coming from the local music academy. All generations are present in the group and share the same values of effort, quality and friendliness. For more than thirty years, the orchestra was conducted by Bruno Humetz, who managed to make it reach the highest levels of non-professional bands. Since 2009, it has been conducted by Philippe Le Meur who pursues the same goal. The orchestra takes an important part in the local cultural life by being present in formal ceremonies or in more festive events and by offering concerts chosen in a wide and varied repertoire.
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December 21
19:30 - 21:00
The Taipei Sirens Symphonic Winds
1. 召喚巨龍Summon the Dragon
2. 里希爾德序曲Richidle Overture
3. 「神秘探尋」薩克斯風協奏曲"Mystic Quest" Saxophone Concerto
4. 交響舞曲Symphonic Dances
5. 水上都市「威尼斯」－亞得里亞海的女The Floating City Venezia - The Queen on the Adriatic
6. 丁丁歷險記：太陽的神廟Tintin - Prisoners of the sun
2. 里希爾德序曲Richidle Overture
3. 「神秘探尋」薩克斯風協奏曲"Mystic Quest" Saxophone Concerto
4. 交響舞曲Symphonic Dances
5. 水上都市「威尼斯」－亞得里亞海的女The Floating City Venezia - The Queen on the Adriatic
6. 丁丁歷險記：太陽的神廟Tintin - Prisoners of the sun
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The Taipei Sirens Symphonic WindsThe Taipei Sirens Symphonic Winds was founded in 1991. In addition to the quality of their music, the Symphonic Winds is also well known for their energy, passion, and creativity. In order to diversify and professionalize its development, the Taipei Sirens Symphonic Winds has expanded in 2002 into the Sirens Music Group, which produces various types of performance, a transformation that is aimed to set a milestone for sustainability. The Sirens Music Group has been in collaboration with organizations to present a variety of charity performances, in the hope of fulfilling its social responsibility and helping disadvantaged groups. The Taipei Sirens Symphonic Winds has been participating in the international band competition held by the Taiwan Band Association since 2007 and won first place of the adult division three times in a row. The band also won the first place of the elite division in the 23 rd Chiayi City International Band Festival and Competition in 2014 and the first runner-up in 2015. In these international events, the Taipei Sirens Symphonic Winds received unanimously positive feedback from judges all over the world.
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December 22
19:30 - 21:00
The Ministry of National Defense Symphony Orchestra (MNDSO)
1. Olympica: Festival Overture for Band / Jan Van der Roost
2. Yorkshire Balled / James Barnes
3. Four Scottish Dances / arr. John P. Paynter
4.美國之夢 /藍 美米
5. Las Aventuras del Principito / Ferrer Ferran
2. Yorkshire Balled / James Barnes
3. Four Scottish Dances / arr. John P. Paynter
4.美國之夢 /藍 美米
5. Las Aventuras del Principito / Ferrer Ferran
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The Ministry of National Defense Symphony Orchestra (MNDSO)The Ministry of National Defense Symphony Orchestra (MNDSO) was established in May 1st of 1954. It was a combination of Ministry of National Defense Military Band and the Cavalry Headquarter Military Band located next to the Taipei Military Stadium. The MNDSO is responsible for numerous important Government Ceremonies, Foreign Prime Minister Military Salutes, National Holidays, and President Galas. Besides playing for the president, MNDSO forms its own orchestra, wind ensemble, brass quintet, string quartet, and percussion ensemble playing wide variety of music from classical to contemporary, traditional Chinese music to jazz. Since 2009, together with voluntary service, the MNDSO has been recruiting members aiming to serve the country and work in the environment which provides with performance opportunities and individual musical development. Moreover, the MNDSO still gives out auditions to college graduates and satiates mandatory soldiers a platform to commit. All in all, the MNDSO is preparing and heading to be a professional orchestra as a final goal.
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December 23
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Kunitachi Brass Choir, JAPANKunitachi Brass Choir was founded in 2002 with a group of passionate students. Members see choir practices as an extra-curricular activity which they frequently attend and proactively participate in concerts or music festivals both on and off campus. The choir received the mayor’s award in the “Yokohama Port Festival - The Brass Cruise Championship 2015” held in November, 2015; in 2006, the choir was invited to the Lieksa Brass Festival in Finland, whose performance was well-received. In recent years, the choir was invited to large events such as the “La Folla Journée” in France and “Showa no Mori Forest Music Festival” in Akishima City and once performed with well-known Belgium euphonium player, Glenn Van Looy. Kunitachi Brass Choir aims for a variety of sounds and a rich repertoire while pursuing a traditional British style.
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December 24
19:30 - 21:00
The Japanese Shizuoka University Wind Orchestra (Brass Band), JAPAN
1. Fanfare“Shizuoka University Wind Orchestra” by Minakuchi Toru水口透
2. Concert March “Rides on the Wind Note” by Watanabe Tetsuya渡部 哲哉
3. Des Land Des Lächelns by Franz Lehár
4. Hooked on Classics for Introduction of Musical Instruments by Kojima Satomi
5. El Camino Real by Alfred Reed
6. BORERO in Pops by岩井直溥
7. Funny Slide by Wim Laseroms
8. TAKARAJIMA by Izumi Hirotaka和泉 宏隆
9. AKB48 medley
10. SMAP medley
11. 1812 Overture by Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky
2. Concert March “Rides on the Wind Note” by Watanabe Tetsuya渡部 哲哉
3. Des Land Des Lächelns by Franz Lehár
4. Hooked on Classics for Introduction of Musical Instruments by Kojima Satomi
5. El Camino Real by Alfred Reed
6. BORERO in Pops by岩井直溥
7. Funny Slide by Wim Laseroms
8. TAKARAJIMA by Izumi Hirotaka和泉 宏隆
9. AKB48 medley
10. SMAP medley
11. 1812 Overture by Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky
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The Japanese Shizuoka University Wind Orchestra (Brass Band), JAPANShizuoka University Wind Orchestra (SUWO) was founded in 1965, which consists of approximately 100 members Japan nation-wide and has been an active performing group globally. Since 2003, Mr. Takeshi Mitamura (Band Conductor & Music Director), a renowned euphonium player, has been the permanent conductor and music director of the band. The main activities include CD production, holding 3 concerts every year, and participation in a variety of competitions. The orchestra has plans to participate in 14 large-scale band competitions across Japan. In addition, the orchestra also visit and perform at local schools or accept invitations to play in concerts, so as to promote wind music.
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December 25 14:30 - 16:00
Family Christmas Concert
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Chiayi United Christian Church ChoirThere is usually a choir in every Christian church in Chiayi. The duties of the choir in the church are praising God, comforting souls, and encouraging believers by using the best music gift that God has given to humankind, “beautiful voices.” This year, many Chiayi Christian Church choirs are joined together to participate in the International Chiayi Wind Band Festival. Through the performance, the United Choir wish to share with the audiences the good news that Jesus Christ was born 2000 years ago for bringing the peace, joy, and hope to the world. |
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December 25
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The Japanese Shizuoka University Wind Orchestra (Brass Band), JAPANShizuoka University Wind Orchestra (SUWO) was founded in 1965, which consists of approximately 100 members Japan nation-wide and has been an active performing group globally. Since 2003, Mr. Takeshi Mitamura (Band Conductor & Music Director), a renowned euphonium player, has been the permanent conductor and music director of the band. The main activities include CD production, holding 3 concerts every year, and participation in a variety of competitions. The orchestra has plans to participate in 14 large-scale band competitions across Japan. In addition, the orchestra also visit and perform at local schools or accept invitations to play in concerts, so as to promote wind music.
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December 25
19:30 - 21:00
National Chiayi University Department Concert Band
1. Hercules大力士
2. Raiders法櫃奇兵
3. The lion king獅子王
4. frozen冰雪奇緣
5. Totoro龍貓
6. Nintendo power任天堂
7. 櫻桃小丸子
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National Chiayi University Department Concert BandUnder the command of the conductor Lin, Shih-Wei and Dean of Chiayi University Liu, Rong-yi and, the National Chiayi University Wind Ensemble invited to attend the WASBE and Chiayi City International Band Festival 2007-2016. And also maintain regular performances, not only frequent cooperation with domestic team, but foreign masters. The Ensemble had the horror to win the National Student Music Competition for three consecutive years, participated the Singapore International Band contest in 2012, and won the silver medal. In2007, the Ensemble went to Japan to exchange with the sister school and was invited to perform in Hong Kong Disneyland in 2014.
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